The foreign ministers of Türkiye, Egypt, Indonesia, Jordan, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates condemned actions by Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir toward flotilla participants. According to Al Arabiya, they also condemned Israeli settlers' incursions into the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound under the protection of Israeli forces, as well as the raising of Israeli flags within its courtyards. They stated these actions violated international law and the historical and legal status quo governing the holy sites in occupied East Jerusalem. They further condemned Israel's continued and systematic measures aimed at altering the historical, legal, and demographic character of occupied East Jerusalem and undermining the sanctity of its Islamic and Christian holy sites. According to Dawn, the ministers held Israel responsible for arson attacks on two West Bank mosques. The Israeli Knesset voted 71 to 13 in favor of a non-binding motion demanding the Israeli government apply sovereignty over the occupied West Bank and the Jordan Valley. The motion described the territories as 'an inseparable part of the historical homeland of the Jewish people' and stated that Israel would not accept territorial concessions. Saudi Arabia led Arab and Islamic condemnation of the Knesset motion, which regional actors viewed as a violation of international law.